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| Coronavirus can attack the brain directly instead of the lungs | Photo by Polina Tankilevitch from Pexels |
The new corona virus-cured disease, the nerve invades the brain directly into the brain instead of the lungs when it enters the body, as a result, the severity is severe, even if the virus does not clear the virus from the lungs. According to a foreign news agency, this was discovered in a medical study conducted on mice in the United States. Researchers at Georgia State University say the results can also be applied to understand the symptoms and severity of the disease in humans. "We think that the coding system is a respiratory disease, not necessarily true, once it affects the brain, it can affect every part of the body, because the brain affects our lungs, heart and everything else," he said. Controls, the brain is a very sensitive organ. The results of this research were published in the journal Medical Viruses, in which the amount of corona virus was examined in different organs of infected mice. A solution was given to a control group of mice via indoor nostrils. Researchers said that research work on mice at the onset of the outbreak focused on the lungs and it has not been evaluated whether this virus does not attack the brain. Research was discovered in that the virus levels in the rat lungs rise 3 days after the disease and then it starts to decline. However, high levels of the virus were discovered in the brains of mice 5 and 6 days after the illness, when they showed signs of a high severity of the disease such as difficulty breathing and weakness. The study found that the amount of virus was a thousand times higher in the brain than in any other part of the body. Researchers said that the results help to explain the condition of some patients seems to improve and the functions of the lungs improve but then the situation suddenly worsens and death occurs.
The fact indicates that the severity of the disease and the types of symptoms vary among people depends not only on the amount of virus in the body, but also on the way in which they entered the body. Researchers said that penetrating the nostrils gives the virus a direct route from the brain, though the rats and humans' lungs are designed to help control the disease, which doesn't have much potential in the brain. Once viral infections reach the brain, they stimulate edema, which causes damage, they said. They said that the brain is one of those parts of the body where viruses like to hide, because there is no immune response that moves in other parts of the body to clean up for viruses. They further stated that is why we see the seriousness of Covid 19 in people and see symptoms such as heart attack, stroke and long-term sleep deprivation or tasting sensations, all of this is due to the brain rather than the lungs. Researchers say that the number of people who have defeated Covid 19 in which the virus has reached the brain, they may also be at risk of other medical problems in the future.
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